Use Birmingham Coworking Collective's passport to try 7 different Birmingham work experiences

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Are you tired of working from home? The Birmingham Coworking Collective has the answer if you’re looking for a change of scenery.

The collective made is made up of seven coworking spaces—Worx, Forge, Innovation Depot, MAKEbhm, Practice Works, The Hub and REV’s very own SocialVenture. It’s also the Global Workspace Association’s first local chapter, according to Kim Lee, Forge founder and CEO.

During the pandemic, the collective launched its passport—a way for those interested in coworking to check out all seven facilities for free within a two week period.

Something that adds to each space, according to Ben Wieseman, REV’s Director of Catalytic Development and collective member.

“Coworking facilities are vibrant office users,” he said. “They provide spaces for a diversity of people and concepts at affordable rates, that engage the local neighborhood and community businesses.”
Not sure where to start?
Here’s a little info about each coworking space:

SocialVenture

SocialVenture, also known as REVs home base, is a coworking space that offers offices, permanent desks and meeting rooms. Plus, working at SocialVenture helps REV further its mission to create vibrant districts all over Birmingham

Worx

Worx has two locations with an open floorplan with flexible workspaces and dedicated office space.

MAKEbhm

MAKEbhm offers studio space to creatives as well as offices and dedicated desks.

The Hub

The Hub is a close-knit coworking community in west Homewood for anyone, regardless of where they are in the remote work spectrum.

Forge

Forge offers open workspaces, private offices and meeting rooms in the heart of downtown Birmingham.

Practice Works

Practice Works provides workspace for wellness professionals, including classrooms and offices.

Innovation Depot

Innovation Depot, a mainstay in The Switch district, offers incubation space for startups.

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